Peter de Savile

• Preferred Name: Peter de Savile^[1]
  
• Gender: M
  
• Holdings: with note: Description: He held the manor Golcar, as to three-fourths of the heir of Richard le Botiler of Sandal, and as to one-fourth of Sir John de Heton, by the service of 3d. yearly; four years before, i.e., about 1282, he gave a mill there to his sister, Agnes de Seyville. He also held 3½ bovates of land in Skelbrooke of Sir Ranulf de Blamustre, by the service of 10s. a year; this he demised to Robert son of Stephen de Kirby, about 1278, for a term of 20 years. He also held a messuage and 4 bovates of land in Smeaton of the Earl of Lincoln, by the service of suit of court at Pontefract; he demised the land to William de Seyville, his uncle, about 1279, for a term of 14 years. He also held a rent of 42s. in Thurlston and land worth 60s. a year in Aldham1 held of the heir of John de Hoderode and the heir of Roger de Wombwell respec­tively. Peter's sister, Pleasance, wife of John de Dychton, is men­tioned. The two important facts here are the holdings in Golcar and Skelbrooke, and the reference to Richard Butler in connection with the former place. The King had previously ordered the cus­tody of Peter's body, lands, etc., to be committed to Peter de Eton [Heaton], his near relative (Fine Roll, 14 Edw. I, m. 2; Record Series, vol. 23, p. 51). NOTES ON THE EARLY SAVILLE PEDIGREE AND THE BUTLERS OF SKELBROOK AND KIRK SANDAL. [SECTION II, PAGES 396-403] [Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, vol. 28, pp. 380-419 (1926) Electronic text and additional notes kindly provided by David Hepworth HTML version by Chris Phillips] BY THE LATE W. PALEY BAILDON, F.S.A.
  
• FSID: GZLK-RPL
  
• Death: 1308 in Golcar, Yorkshire,England at LATI: N3.6378 LONG: E1.8457
  
• Birth: ABT 1250 in Golcar, Yorkshire, England at LATI: N3.6378 LONG: E1.8457
  
• Notes:

  === Life Sketch ===
  eldest son & heir of sir John Saville
  held - Golcar & Skelbrooke & Smearton & Thurlston, Yorkshire
  
  1282 - Yorkshire - PETER Saville gave to his sister AGNES a mill
  1286 - Yorkshire - Escheators held an inquiry as to the mental state of PETER Saville -
  PETER became mentally incapable of handling his own affairs
  23 Oct 1286 - he was declared insane - the King granted custody of Peters body & land -to- Peter Eton (Heaton) his near relative
  after 1286 - Yorkshire - Hugh s/o Richard Butler, of Sandal -to- John Heton
  1302 - Yorkshire - Peter was declared sane
  1301 - Yorkshire - Agnes, widow of Nicholas Cordwainer, of York - sued - PETER SAVILLE & John s/o Walter Saville & others for a debt..
  
  === HE WAS OF GOLCAR ===
  HE WAS OF GOLCAR

• m. in ,ENGLAND

1. John de Savile, b. 1280 in Thornhill, Yorkshire, England     d. ABT 1337 in England

1. Title: Book - Yorkshire Archeoalogical Journal "The Early Savilles"